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[Jblue]

I’m sure money is tight for all of you. As of Friday I was notified that I have a very heavy water leak coming from somewhere on my property. I made sure that it was not in service line. And when I turn on the main water line to the house I can hear it running at full blast as if the pipes are not getting full. I have checked every appliance I have cut off every valve to every appliance sink faucet tub. I have walked around the house with a stethoscope listening for a leak behind the walls. I’ve even torn out some drywall. I cannot find this leak no matter what I do. And I am trying to figure out What I am doing wrong. I am concerned that it’s under the slab.I have a wet spot in the front yard and the backyard but they are in lower places and it’s been raining. Anybody with any advice or anyone willing to come out here and track down this bastard league I will gladly trade firearms or good old cash and I sincerely appreciate any advice that comes my way.

 

[sabrev65]

Consult a leak detection company. They have good equipment that would make the job easier.

 

[Plinker66]

How old is your house

 

[Deleted member 79987]

That doesn't sound good. GLWL.

 

[Granite3]

Do you have a main shutoff in the house?

If so, shut it off, then turn he main on, if running it is between the main and house. If no run, it is in house.

 

[palmettomoon]

That doesn't sound good. GLWL.

OMG that's funny as hell! LOL!!!!

 

[JSoko]

I made sure that it was not in service line. And when I turn on the main water line to the house I can hear it running at full blast as if the pipes are not getting full.

if you don't have a basement with the pipes running overhead
it sounds like you isolated it to under the slab

 

[Kahrnut]

Consult a leak detection company. They have good equipment that would make the job easier.

This. Before a sinkhole swallows your house.

 

[Plinker66]

If your house is newish you might have a settlement induced leak right at the edge of your slab. That’s more likely than way up under the slab.

especially if your slab is built on a fill.

And if you’ve been driving over your water line on soft wet ground maybe that did it.

but my first guess would be a settlement induced leak, right at the edge of the slab.

 

[HERMET]

Not my line B but hopefully you can get the issue resolved without too much damage. Sounds like it's time for a pro, good luck.